The Brandt Line (1980s) divided the world into:

Which hemisphere is generally associated with richer countries?

Latin America is considered part of the:

Which of the following belongs to the Global North?

Who coined the term “Third World” in 1952?

The Global South mainly consists of:

Which theory was proposed by Immanuel Wallerstein in 1974?

Core countries are characterized as:

Which group meets annually to discuss global issues?

The Global North is often characterized by:

The Philippines is considered part of the Third World because it was:

Countries with industrialized economies but not fully advanced are called:

Which of the following is NOT a permanent member of the UN Security Council?

Which of the following best describes the Global South?

The Global North is associated with:

Countries in the Global South are often:

A nation with oil wealth but unstable politics is part of the:

Colonized nations in South America by Spain are called:

The Global North dominates global:

Which country is part of the Global North?

If a Global South nation relies on aid after a disaster, it shows:

Countries like Germany, UK, and Italy are part of the:

A country that shares traits of both rich and poor is:

A nation that blocks a UN decision is part of the:

The Philippines borrowing money for projects reflects:

The G8 meets yearly to discuss:

South Korea becoming a tech hub shows it moved into the:

If China invests in Africa while exporting goods, it shows:

A country with democracy, wealth, and aging population belongs to the:

Which countries make up the P5 of the UN Security Council?

Which of the following is a Global South region?

The Global South is often located in:

Which of the following is a Global North country?

Which is a feature of the Global South?

The 1569 map that highlighted the Global South was made by:

Which country is part of the G8?

The Global South is generally:

The Global North is linked with:

Which is a characteristic of Global North economies?

The Global South only exists in the Southern Hemisphere.

The Global North is associated with technological advancement and stability.

The Philippines is considered part of the Third World because it was colonized.

The term “Third World” is now outdated and offensive.

Peripheral countries have strong militaries and influence.

The G8 includes France, Germany, Italy, UK, Japan, US, Canada, and Russia.

Global South and Third World are conceptually the same.

Wallerstein’s World Systems Theory categorizes countries as Core, Peripheral, and External.

Developed societies of Europe and North America represent the Global North.

Global divides only exist in economics and not in politics.

Latin America was colonized mainly by Spain.

Core countries are wealthy and militarily strong.

The Brandt Line was introduced in the 1980s.

Wallerstein’s theory was proposed in 1974.

The Global South is free from unfair labor practices.

External countries act as a buffer between Core and Periphery.

The P5 has the power to block UN decisions even if most members agree.

Global North nations often face zero or very low population growth.

The Philippines is geographically in the North but belongs to the Global South.

Poverty and inequality can still exist inside Global North countries.

Global South nations are often politically marginalized.

The G8 focuses on issues like energy, terrorism, and global security.

Developed countries never experience economic crises.

The Global North dominates not only trade but also global politics.

Unequal trade is common between Global North and Global South.

The concept of the Third World originated during the Cold War.

Global South refers broadly to Asia, Africa, Latin America, and Oceania.

Colonization played a major role in the development of the Global South.

The Philippines was part of the galleon trade before opening to world commerce in 1834.

The Suez Canal shortened travel time between Europe and Asia, including the Philippines.

The Cold War divided countries into First, Second, and Third World.

Core countries usually dominate world institutions and decision-making

Core countries usually dominate world institutions and decision-making

Global divides are permanent and cannot change.

Global South countries have no influence in world trade.

Core countries often hold significant colonial history.

External countries share characteristics of both rich and poor nations.

The Philippines is classified as part of the Global South in world systems.

The UN Security Council’s permanent members include five powerful states.

Globalization benefits all countries equally without divides.